On Thursday morning at the La Moncloa residence, Pedro Sánchez, the head of Spain’s government, appeared in high spirits and clearly eager to continue the political fight. Despite mounting legal pressure and recent challenges in parliament, the country’s leader shows no signs of fatigue or doubt in his actions.
During the interview, Sánchez made it clear that he has no intention of backing down in the face of adversity. He emphasized his confidence in the honesty and innocence of the Attorney General, especially in light of recent court developments. According to the president, all accusations against the prosecutor are baseless, and the proceedings have only strengthened his position.
Sánchez also touched on the issue of his family, expressing hope that justice would prevail for his loved ones as well. He noted that he relies on the impartiality of the judicial system and believes that the truth will be established for all parties involved.
The politician also reaffirmed his intention to run again for prime minister in the next general election, set for 2027. Sánchez makes no secret of his readiness to face new challenges and his determination to remain in national politics, despite pressure from the opposition and the judiciary.
During the conversation, the president made a witty remark about recent publications concerning former king Juan Carlos I, noting that he does not intend to recommend his book for holiday reading. This approach highlights Sánchez’s confidence in his views and his readiness to openly discuss even the most controversial topics.
The situation around the government remains tense, but the country’s leader displays calm and determination. His statements show a clear intention to continue with reforms and to defend the interests of both state institutions and his own family. Sánchez faces tough times ahead, but he clearly does not intend to back down.
